Best movie of this year hands down!

Excellent, a Must See

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Just when you think the Child's Play franchise couldn't get any worse, it does! With this 5th installment in the now ever disappointing franchise, you can hope for worse if not flatness to come!This installment explores the son of the killer doll, but not in the way you'd think. Bride of Chucky was one thing but this... wow... took the cake! Flat out terrible! All the seriousness & dark twisted humour, not to mention basic serious story-line of the first 3 films that everyone knows & loves has gone right down the crapper! Whatever last ounce was seen in Bride of Chucky is completely gone here!The story-line was dumb & completely ludicrous! The deaths (although gory) were dumb & laced with twice as more humour as the previous film! Not to mention the film felt campy & just completely lost in the post Child's Play universe! This film is definitely the worst in the franchise hands down!The humour is wasted in this as a Child's Play sequel & really makes you question if you even are watching a Child's Play film let alone a horror film in general! It's seriously pathetic & I really don't know where to start! Utterly Terrible! 2/10

This fifth installment is so bad it is completely unwatchable. This is more of a spoof than a serious horror film. Bad, bad, very bad! Nothing is justified, credible or convincing. Even the corny title is utterly pathetic.

What a bad film. What a bad, bad film. They basically took a horror film character and made it into a joke. More of a joke than it already was.This movie includes lines that aren't at all funny, clichés, old hat Hollywood references out of date in just a year. Tiffany and Glen's incessant yelling and nagging. Tiffany had no edge in this movie, she's not who she once was.And it's way too gross. In fact the movie spends more time, and I believe Tiffany gets more lines that you have to wonder why they even called this a Chucky movie.The only thing I can say is the soundtrack was good and the cinematography was good. But the script the story, the characters, all of that was pure trash. It wasn't funny, Don. It's just not. It's just camp, uninteresting, unscary and boring. That's why this movie removed these Chucky movie from theaters permanently. It's like you just gave up on the franchise with this one. Such a disservice.

Well I've seen plenty of bad movies in my time, but this HAS to be one of the worst. While the previous film BRIDE OF CHCUKY was a ho-hum entry in the long-running CHILD'S PLAY series, SEED OF CHCUKY decides to do away with the horror entirely, becoming a self-referential post-modern spoof of the series itself – or maybe it's just rubbish. It comes across as a silly, plot less piece of drivel, with lots of different sub-plots, none of which make much sense. Don Marcini, who wrote the previous four films in the series, decided to have a go directing and he makes a right pig's ear of it. This is never anything but cheesy, stupid rubbish, the stuff a five-year-old could do better.Saying that, it's surprising the amount of talent they've got in front of the cameras. Brad Dourif once again found himself unable to say no, so he supplies Chucky's foul-mouthed voice. Jennifer Tilly returns from the last film, and she's by far the best thing in this one: sexy, funny, and more than willing to laugh at herself. Tilly earns the rating a whole extra star, she's that good. The new addition to the cast is Billy Boyd, playing Chucky's offspring as a gender-confused youngster. I'm not sure what the heck Boyd's doing here, other than having a laugh, but I did kind of like him in this. There are lots of odd cameos as well, including Jason Flemyng playing Santa in the opening sequence. The oddest of them all is shock director John Waters, playing a sleazy photographer who meets his end in his own dark room in the film's gruesome highlight.I won't even go into the stupid body-swapping storyline, involving people possessed by dolls, dolls possessed by people, artificial insemination (by doll), and family relationships. The jokes are resolutely bad, and even the dozens of references they throw in – from ED WOOD to THE SHINING and everything in between – can't sweeten the experience. There is some gore, but it looks cheap and rubbery for the most part, thrown in because it has to be rather than fitting into the story. Even if you're a fan of this particular franchise – although I can't see why you would be – I'd recommend giving this monstrosity a miss!